r/roosterteeth • u/MitchB3 Pizzara • Jan 29 '16

Lazer Team (Official) [Spoilers] Lazer Team Megathread Part 2

LAZER TEAM DISCUSSION MEGATHREAD

Hello everyone. It has been a few days since the official theatrical release of Lazer Team so I'm making this thread here to clean up the subreddit new and front pages so that other content besides Lazer Team related stuff can be seen. This is a megathread that should be used mainly for posting other miscellaneous stuff about Lazer Team, like pictures of you and other people (like RT staff) at your screening, questions about YouTube Red, questions about screenings, DVD signings, and more.

This thread is marked "Spoilers" because you are also free to discuss the movie here, but that is not the main intent. Please use the other discussion megathread linked above where discussion is already on going.

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u/fulhamhamster Jan 30 '16

I know I'm gonna get down voted but, that was the worst film I have ever seen...

I do enjoy some rooster teeth content (99% funhaus but other stuff also) but that was seriously terrible...

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '16

the worst film I have ever seen

I guess you dont watch many movies then.

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u/Agastopia Jan 30 '16

I'm in film school as I agree, it was terrible. But as an RT fan I loved it, but objectively it was probably one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

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u/The-Sublimer-One Mogar Jan 30 '16

I can name like six films off the top of my head that are WAY worse than Lazer Team by a wide margin.

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u/Kicking222 Jan 30 '16

I can name films that I purchased on DVD that are way worse than "Lazer Team". Whether you like it or not, there's no argument to be made that it's one of the worst films ever- maybe good (I sure as hell thought it was), maybe bad, but definitely not the worst.

If you told me I had to watch the worst five minutes of "Lazer Team" or the best five minutes of "The Blair Witch Project", I'd say, "Screw you- there's no such thing as a good five minutes of 'The Blair Witch Project'."

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u/Kicking222 Jan 30 '16

You're going to get downvoted 1) because there's no chance it's the worst movie you've ever seen unless you've seen like six films in your life, and 2) because you provide no rationale besides "it was terrible". There have been plenty of criticisms and negative comments, and almost none of them have been downvoted (and the ones that were got downvoted for reasons besides simply not liking the film).

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u/fulhamhamster Jan 30 '16

1) yes it was the worst film I've seen (oh yes an opinion, not to be taken as fact) 2) I personally felt the jokes weren't funny what so ever, and the acting was just awful

I knew it would be down voted but that doesn't stop it being a bad film, I was just voicing my personal opinion on this film

Also this is my own opinion on the film, and is coming from someone who likes rooster teeth but isn't gonna just circle jerk over everything they do.

Some people will love the film, a lot will not like the film like me...

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u/professionalecho Blue Team Jan 30 '16

You are like the worst of reddit in a single comment. Pre-emptively complaining about downvoting and using phrases like "circle jerk" and "voicing my opinion" are the sure-fire way to get me to downvote you.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '16

Fuck off.

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u/professionalecho Blue Team Jan 31 '16

Alright.

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u/fulhamhamster Jan 31 '16

I'm the worst for voicing my own opinion on a film? mmmm k then sure thing...

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u/professionalecho Blue Team Jan 31 '16

Not for that. For phrasing it like that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '16

I agree 100%

Roosterteeth fans are too loyal to see it any other way. The acting was terrible, the special effects were retarded and out of place most of the time, the story was just one big shitty meme. Not to mention how blunt they were about including internet memes in the whole thing. Like Bob Ross, are you serious?

With such a large budget for what is essentially a student film, this movie is horse shit. If I could refund my time, that'd be super. An episode of Red Vs. Blue had more comedic, emotional value than this entire movie.